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Is Larry O'Bannon of Louisville related to the O'Bannon brothers who used to play for UCLA?

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You know of a team like that?! Cause most teams that have their best players injured tend to lose a lot, not win a lot.

Maybe she is getting a little self-concious about her weight. Like she said, she is at least 30 pounds heavier than the other models, which is both a blessing and a curse. The fact that she has more of a normal body helps her popularity with the female crowd(having her own show probably helps her as well). The flip side of that coin is that she that she will not be able to do as many fashion shows as the skinnier models do.

Can somebody repost this please?

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Boxing is my sport. That is the one of the reasons why my household has HBO and Showtime, cause they show boxing.

Anybody have any idea where she was raised at? I know she was born in New York, but she speaks with a European accent.

It's official: Bernard Hopkins will make in 21st defense of his middleweight titles against Jermain Taylor at the Staples Center in Los Angeles sometime in July.

No, I'm not. Thing is, to get access to some of those pictures, you have to get your internet access from terra.com, and that is only available in Brazil and a few other Latin American countries.

I knew she looked familiar. I go on terra.com.br quite often to look at all the beautiful brazilian chicks. The pictures that were posted on the website that worshipper pa found are the pictures that you cannot see unless you are a terra.com subscriber.

Its official, this is the year of the underdogs!!!

GRRRRRRRRRRRREAT FIGHT!!! The 14,000 capacity crowd at the MGM Grand and the millions watching across the country got THEIR'S MONEY WORTH!!! Erik Morales stuck to his game plan, picked his spots, and beat Manny Pacquiao to the punch. You are supposed to box a brawler, and that is exactly what Morales did. Still, they got in some heated exchanges, and Pacquiao never gave up. They hurted one another numerous times during the fight. Morales won by unanimous decision, but don't let that fool you. All three judges scorecards were 115-113, seven rounds to five. In closing, these warriors gave the fans what they wanted. Another great fight for Morales, who won the fight, fair and square, and I would LOVE TO SEE A REMATCH!!! Even though, we still have a long year ahead of us, I don't think ANY OTHER FIGHT THIS YEAR COULD SURPASS THAT FIGHT!!!

I won't be able to see much of the Cinci-Kentucky and/or the WV-Wake Forest matchups. Both might interfere with the Erik Morales-Manny Pacquiao fight. Sure hope the fight is worth what I paid to see it.

Kansas got beat by Bucknell!!! Is this year of the Underdogs or sumthin?!

How bout Utah? They are leading Oklahoma at the half.

Pacific is hangin with the Huskies. May the Tigers pull a major upset as well?!

What point was underlined!? You've made no point and you've been blowing alotta smoke out your ass K-Dub. Your initial argument is about Wooden being the best coast, and yet your agreeing with Safin? You tripping out now, dawg!!! I didn't change my initial argument, I was just acknowledging that Safin has a point. I acknowleded that you had a point earlier in this thread, remember?! You can diss Wooden all you want. Still to this day, when experts think of the greatest college basketball coaches, his name still comes up. Would Wooden be able to accomplish the same numbers if he coached in this day and age?! Probably not, but we will never know, right? Its like asking if who would win if Joe Louis and Muhammad Ali met in their prime. Most would say Ali, but then again, we will never know. This discussion can go on and on, so I'll offer you a olive branch and call a truce. Frankly, I sick of talkin', and you're sick of me talkin', so let's just end it and focus on the present.

Welcome. Bellazon is like Calfornia, you want it, WE GOT IT!!!

Thanks for underlining my point, safin. Another reason why Wooden's records will probably stand for another 30 years or so. And Cain, you should know that u can't GUARANTEE anything!!! Look at the 2 major upsets last night!!! :shock: Bet u didn't that coming, huh?!

Interesting, Neo. Actually, my dad thought I should have become a lawyer. He said I had the mouthpiece for it. Anyway for some weird reason, their are a lot of geminis in my family. I have 2 cousins whose share the same birthday, may 25th, I have another cousin who was born on June 4th, My dad's birthday is on June 6th, a second cousin of mine has a birthday on June 7th, mine is June 10th, my half-brother is on June 12th, and I have another cousin whose birthdate is June 19th!!! It's get wierder. My dad said he found his original birth certificate, and his middle name, which he thought was spelled Lewis, is actually spelled Louis. he aslo told me that his original birth certificate lists he wasn't born on June th, but on June 10th, which would mean that we share the same birthday!!! :| I'm gonna visit him sometime this year, and that's when I will ask to see his birth certificate to actually verify it. I doubt he would lie about something like that, but I just wanna be sure.

Its all good. Like u said, Cain, Wooden had nobody to rival him, and that is the reason why most of the records he set will never be broken. You are right about that. These days, their are too many good teams and coaches. Eventually, one is gonna knock off the other. Like many great rivalries, they go tit for tat. And to answer your question, Muffin, no, I wasn't. As a Gemini, I try to find the middle ground. If a issue is one-sided though, I will use that to my fullest advantage, as is shown by a majority of my posts above.

None of the records that Wooden set have been broken yet!!! When is one of his records gonna be broken?! Its been 30 years!!! U actually think another coach is gonna have 4 or more undefeated seasons?! U think a basketball coach will have 89 CONSECUTIVE VICTORIES?! Also, 38 straight tournament victories?! It wouldn't happen in your neck of the woods. Too competitive, right?

I think you need to take a look Wooden's record again. Indiana State record: 47-14 Led Indiana State to the conference title (1947) Led Indiana State to the finals of the NAIA invitation (1948) UCLA record: 620-147 Led Bruins to four 30-0 seasons (1963-64, 1966-67, 1971-72, 1972-73) Led Bruins to 88 consecutive victories Led Bruins to 38 straight NCAA tournament victories Led Bruins to 149-2 record at Pauley Pavilion Led Bruins to 19 PAC 10 championships Led Bruins to 10 national championships, including seven in a row (1966-73) NCAA College Basketball Coach of the Year six times (1964, 1967, 1969, 1970, 1972, 1973) The Sporting News Sports Man of the Year (1970) Sports Illustrated Sports Man of the Year (1973) During 40 years of coaching, compiled a 885-203 (.813) record One of only two individuals enshrined in the Hall of Fame as a player and as a coach (the other is Lenny Wilkens) Read it and weep!!!